Indonesia Cruises and Tours
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| Trip Name | From | Days | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jewels of Raja Ampat | $7,900 | 10 | Join the Katharina on this exceptional 10-day Jewels of Raja Ampat cruise roundtrip Sorong to explore incredible landscapes and sail across one of the most desired destinations in the world, Indonesia. Relax in this region's natural temples, beaches, and wildlife immersion through snorkeling and kayaking. |
| Secrets of the Coral Triangle | $8,525 | 12 | Embark on a 12-day cruise across Indonesia’s Papua and Raja Ampat. Explore remote islands, vibrant coral reefs, and rich Papuan culture. Encounter whale sharks in Kwatisore, hike highlands in Baliem Valley, and discover Misool’s Yapap Lagoon. Experience unique wildlife, local traditions, and marine biodiversity. |
| North Raja Ampat Expedition | $10,290 | 8 | Discover the islands of Raja Ampat in Indonesia on this 8-day cruise with luxurious Aqua Blu. Look out for unique wildlife and enjoy relaxing landscapes on this amazing journey through some of the most pristine islands of Indonesia. |
| Indonesian Explorer: Raja Ampat to Papua New Guinea | $14,375 | 18 | Aboard Heritage Adventurer on this 18-day expedition cruise to Indonesia's remote and little-known tropical islands, from Raja Ampat to Papua New Guinea, see whale sharks in Triton Bay, visit Komodo National Park, home to the famed Komodo Dragon, and more. |
| The Jewels of Raja Ampat | $7,900 | 10 | Join the Ombak Putih on this exceptional 10-day cruise of Indonesia and explore Raja Ampat. Kayaking and snorkeling are highlights of this itinerary, along with cultural visits to local villages that give you insights into the local way of life, customs, and traditions of life in this region of the world. |
| Papua's Whale Sharks and Birds of Paradise | $7,900 | 10 | Take a cruise from Sorong to Kaimana in discovering Papua's whale sharks and different bird-of-paradise species aboard the Ombak Putih ship on this 10-day voyage. Visit Dampier Strait, Misool Archipelago, Mainland of Papua, Triton Bay, and Namatote Passage. |
| Raja Ampat & Spice Islands Expedition | $15,300 | 11 | Embark on an 11-day luxury cruise through Raja Ampat and the Spice Islands aboard Aqua Blu, visiting Sorong, Mioskon, Yangeffo, Aljui Bay, and Yeben Island. Snorkel with reef sharks and dugongs, explore ancient caves and Dutch forts, and experience local culture in Arborek Village and Nusa Laut. |
| In Search of Wallace and His Living Treasures with Dr. George Beccaloni | $10,050 | 12 | This 12-day itinerary honors Alfred Russel Wallace’s observations of zoological differences across a narrow strait in the archipelago, proposing the Wallace Line, which separates the ecozones of Asia and Australia, in collaboration with Dr. George Beccaloni and Fauna & Flora International. |
| Papua's Whale Sharks and Birds of Paradise | $8,100 | 10 | This 10-day South Pacific cruise aboard Katharina honors naturalist Alfred Russel Wallace, the co-founder of the theory of evolution. This magnificent tour takes you on land and sea to discover what captivated Wallace about this region of the world, especially the magnificent birds of paradise. |
| South & North Raja Ampat Expedition | $21,380 | 15 | Embark on a 15-Day South & North Raja Ampat Expedition aboard the Aqua Blu with diving, snorkeling, kayaking, and wildlife encounters across remote islands. Highlights include Thousand Temples, Cape Kri, Wayag, and local village visits at Arborek and Mayalibit Bay. |
| Trip Name | From | Days | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spice Islands & South Raja Ampat Expedition | $10,220 | 8 | Sail on an 8-day Aqua Blu cruise through Indonesia’s Spice Islands and South Raja Ampat, exploring vibrant reefs, historic forts, and remote lagoons. Dive Pulau Koon, kayak Wayil, visit jellyfish lakes, spot rare wildlife, and discover the untouched beauty of the Banda Sea and Raja Ampat. |
| North & South Raja Ampat Expedition | $21,380 | 15 | Discover the best of North and South Raja Ampat on a 15-day Aqua Blu cruise, starting in Sorong and visiting remote reefs, jungle trails, and limestone islands. Dive Cape Kri, kayak Wayag’s lagoons, spot birds of paradise, and snorkel with manta rays, all while enjoying onboard comforts. |
| Spice Islands & Asmat Tribe Expedition | $21,450 | 13 | Discover Indonesia’s Spice Islands and the remote Asmat region on a 13-day Aqua Blu cruise featuring diving, snorkeling, and visits to traditional villages. Explore historic Banda forts, vibrant coral reefs, and witness rare cultural ceremonies in one of Southeast Asia’s most untouched regions. |
| Immersive Indonesia: Singapore to Australia | $7,050 | 14 | Cruise from Singapore to Darwin on a 14-day M/S Paul Gauguin adventure, visiting lively cities, beautiful beaches, and must-see spots like Bali, Komodo Island, and Timor-Leste. Relax onboard with great food, entertainment, and amazing views along the way. |
| Ship Name | Max Passengers | From | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|
| Greg Mortimer | 132 | $12,195 | With only 132 passengers on board, Greg Mortimer reimagines Arctic expedition, tropical, and European cruises for the future. Modern, comfortable, and designed with guests in mind, this ship represents a significant increase in sailing capability. |
| Heritage Adventurer | 140 | $3,750 | Heritage Adventurer is a true pioneering expedition vessel of exceptional pedigree. Often referred to as the 'Grande Dame of Polar Exploration' due to her celebrated history and refined design, she was purpose-built for adventure in 1991 at Finland's Rauma shipyard and specifically designed for Polar exploration. |
| M/S Paul Gauguin | 330 | $2,990 | Sail the South Pacific on the m/s Paul Gauguin. Enjoy a luxury tropical escape on this luxury cruise vessel carrying 332 passengers. Stroll white sand beaches, snorkel with colorful fish, and learn of the mystical cultures of the South Pacific. |
| Aqua Blu | 30 | $10,220 | Board the Aqua Blu as it sails along the pristine East Indonesian Archipelago. This luxurious long-range explorer yacht can accommodate 30 guests. The vessel is additionally equipped with Quantum Zero Speed stabilizers for optimal comfort while sailing. |
| Le Soleal | 264 | $1,800 | Cruise the polar regions in luxury aboard the Le Soleal. This small ship carries 224 passengers in luxurious accommodations with first class amenities. |
| Le Jacques Cartier | 188 | $10,640 | Indulge in an intimate cruise with the opportunity to visit an ever-expanding choice of destinations in an ethnic-chic ambiance with luxury service. Authenticity and a love of travel are the focal points of this opulent setting. |
| Katharina | 12 | $5,825 | Built in 1995 using only the very best grades of ironwood, Katharina is a legendary vessel that mixes together traditional materials, shaped by highly skilled Indonesian craftsmen, with the most up-to-date technology. She accommodates up to 14 guests in six fully equipped cabins with double or twin beds. |
| Ombak Putih | 24 | $5,825 | Ombak Putih was made in 1995 by Buginese ship builders at Kalimantan. This unique heritage vessel was subject of a major interior transformation in early 2015, keeping its authentic charm but turning it into a fully equipped traditional Indonesian schooner with a capacity of 24 guests, divided into 12 luxurious cabins. |
| Coral Geographer | 120 | $4,045 | Arriving in December 2020, the 120-passenger Coral Geographer will feature state-of-the-art specifications and expedition features as her sister ship, Coral Adventurer. |
| SH Minerva | 152 | $8,525 | 5-star elegant Scandi-design boutique ship offers you an intimate setting from which you will be fully immersed in all the sights and scenery of your voyage. |
US citizens do not need a visa to visit Indonesia for stays less than 30 days. They are required if you plan to stay longer. Tourist visas are not hard to get, and we can help point you in the right direction throughout the process. Check the visa requirements for more specific information.
A 10 percent tip in Indonesia is appreciated at restaurants; drivers can get around $15-20 per day, and guides should be tipped between $25-40 per couple.
It's available and improving its reach, but don't count on it. The number of internet users and providers in Indonesia has just recently begun to boom, recently breaching 100 million users. However, this doesn't account for speed or WiFi - luxuries mainly found in the upscale hotels and travel businesses like restaurants. The further you get from Indonesia's major cities, the less likely it is that you will be able to find internet.
While your vacation will probably be in isolated parts of Indonesia where cell service is limited, if you do want to make sure that your phone will work, the best option is asking your service provider to unlock your GSM-enabled phone so that you can purchase a SIM chip once you arrive and access the local cell network. Using only WiFi or getting an international plan are alternatives, but they aren't always an option.
Throughout Indonesia and most of the surrounding Pacific provinces, you will need plug adapters for C & F style plugs - two round prongs like throughout Europe. Power converters from 230v to 110v usually aren't necessary.
Throughout Indonesia you will likely encounter mostly squat toilets that require you to bring your own toilet paper. Nicer hotels and ships will have Western style bowls. No matter which type of toilet you are using, it's important to throw the toilet paper in the waste basket instead of flushing it.
No, but we will make sure that you always have access to clean bottled water or purified water.
In the more developed parts of Indonesia, and especially cities, you will be able to use your card at ATMs, but many vendors and stores might not accept your card. In fact, international cards might only be accepted at the higher end businesses (like hotels and restaurants). It's safest to take out cash at the ATMs.
Yes, and fortunately for you we have some excellent deals through our partner TravelGuard Insurance. It's always safest to travel with insurance, and TravelGuard offers some excellent comprehensive packages.
